The Washington Post recently reported, “An early retirement is doable. Here’s how.”

One 56-year-old Larry T., who took the challenge, claims, “I woke up one day and said that was it.”

Thousands of Americans are taking The 1-Minute Retirement Challenge and discovering they can retire more than a decade early.

Like Johnathan Long from Omaha, who retired at 50… Daniel Cranbrook who retired at 47… or 55 year-old David Lund… and thousands of other ordinary Americans.

That’s because this simple challenge shows you how to retire without…

• saving until your retirement years,
• waiting for Social Security, and
• sacrificing the things you want the most out of retirement.

Stop Working Early

You can stop working early, and start enjoying whatever lifestyle you’ve always wanted…

Like Larry T., who said:

I travel a lot, I enjoy life and I do not miss work. Being a healthy 56 years old when I retired has given me more opportunities to explore adventures than if I had waited until 65.

Or David C., who’s checking off his bucket list by exploring India, Japan, Thailand, Australia… even stopping in Boston, because—as he put it— “I have Boston marathon coming up in 4 days.”

Neither of these men won the lottery, nor fell into large inheritances.

As David put it, “at the end of the day, I’m just a pretty average guy. That’s good news because I figure that if I can do it, then probably you can too if that’s your dream.”

Take the Challenge

And once you take The 1-Minute Retirement Challenge, you too may see that your retirement dream is much closer than you think.

Perhaps even as early as this year.

How could that be possible?

Because this challenge introduces you to a new retirement strategy that simply wasn’t available to any previous generation.

I’m just wrapping up my research on this opportunity. Just click here now to be among the first in line to get the full details when I’m done in a few days.

(No obligation or purchase required.)